某新建机械修理车间，2006年7月10日，瓦工谢某在7～8m高处修补墙身洞口时，因操作平台发生摇摆，失足坠落地面，压在一破损的380V电缆线上，身上系有安全带，安全帽脱落，头部受重伤，抢救无效死亡。经事故调查，死亡原因为触电死亡，搭设的平台没有防护栏杆，操作平台没有履行验收手续便擅自使用。
对高处作业等非常规性的作业，应制定( )。
A．单项作业健康安全技术措施和预防措施
B．分部、分项工程安全措施
C．单位工程安全措施
D．危险性作业专项施工方案
参考答案：A
Physicians’ fees are only one reason for rising health costs in the United States. Medical research has produced many tests to diagnose, or discover, patients’ illness. Physicians usually feel obliged to order enough tests to rule out all likely causes of a patient’s symptoms. A routine laboratory bill for blood tests can easily be more than $100. 小题2: _____________________ Sophisticated new machines have been developed to enable physicians to scan body organs with a clarity never before possible. One technique involves the use of ultrasound – sound waves beyond the frequencies that human beings can hear – to produce images. Others use computers to capture and analyze images produced by X-rays or magnetic fields. These machines are extremely expensive: The price of a single machine can exceed one million dollars. 小题3:_____________________ New technologies also mean new personnel. Physicians, nurses and orderlies can no longer staff a hospital alone. Hospitals now require a bewildering number of technical specialists to adminis  ter new tests and operate advanced medical equipment.小题4:_____________________ Physicians and hospitals also must buy malpractice insurance to protect themselves should they be sued for negligence by patients who feel they have been mistreated or have r  eceived inadequate care. The rates for this insurance have been raised very steeply in the last ten years, as patients have become more medically knowledgeable, and as juries sometimes awarded very large amounts of money to injured patients.小题5: _____________________ As a result, hospital costs and physicians’ fees rose steadily through the 1990s. Government agencies became convinced that it was necessary to limit rising medical costs. One approach is to require hospitals to prove that a need exists for new buildings and services. Hospitals also have faced pressure to run their operations more efficiently, and to decrease the duration of hospital stays for patients receiving routine treatment or minor surgery. |